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binkx
Which one will be best to use.
Which one will be kept up to date with security fixes etc.
Which one will be kept up to date with security fixes etc.
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Tom Lake
binkx said:Which one will be best to use.
Which one will be kept up to date with security fixes etc.
I'd bet on Sun since they are, after all, the creators of the Java VM.
Tom Lake
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S.Sengupta
Hi!-----Original Message-----
Which one will be best to use.
Which one will be kept up to date with security fixes etc.
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Go for Sun Java.It is by far better.
with regards,
ssg
pronetworks.org
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Rob aka Raptor_66th_FC
Hi,
Prefer Sun as well
Rob aka Raptor_66th_Fc
-----Original Message-----
Which one will be best to use.
Which one will be kept up to date with security fixes
etc..
Hi!
Go for Sun Java.It is by far better.
with regards,
ssg
pronetworks.org.
Prefer Sun as well
Rob aka Raptor_66th_Fc
-----Original Message-----
Which one will be best to use.
Which one will be kept up to date with security fixes
etc..
Hi!
Go for Sun Java.It is by far better.
with regards,
ssg
pronetworks.org.
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NT Canuck
binkx said:Which one will be best to use.
MS java usually renders more websites (sun "may" crash IE on some),
Which one will be kept up to date with security fixes etc.
Unfortunately...the ms java ends support on Feb/2004 (afaik)
so like it or not...you are stuck with Sun Java. I am using for
a few XP machines the 1_40_03 but you have to decide if
latest one works fine then that's "usually" most secure version.
Then there's this IBM and "java beans" coming up...and that's
going (looks like) to take some more folks into Sun territory.
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/SG247006/
PS...you_can install both ms and sun java and switch from one
to another using the IE / tools / options ...java
Just shut down and restart the browser session and voila!